Sentence examples for ruse used from inspiring English sources

It soon emerged that Gilani was not connected to the abduction, but was merely the ruse used to lure Pearl.

The Russian and Ossetian governments have said the cease-fire was a ruse used to position rockets and artillery for the assault.

A higher proportion of people live on incapacity benefits in Glasgow East than anywhere else in Britain, a ruse used by successive governments to suppress the jobless count.

Shouting out support for "Manchester United" or "Liverpool" is a common ruse used by tourist touts in Thailand to start a conversation with British holidaymakers – before luring them into a souvenir shop.

Judge Sharon Armstrong of King County Superior Court ruled that a police ruse used to trick a murder suspect into mailing a sample of his DNA did not violate the state's Constitution.

Politicians in Russia are talking of distributing passports in Crimea a ruse used to strengthen Russia's pretext for annexing the Georgian regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia in 2008.

He recognized the two men, who the police said were taking part in a street ruse using compact discs to hoodwink the gullible.

If you haven't completed Edgar's Ruse, use a games necklace to teleport to The "Burthorpe Troll Invasion".

Mr. Perricos and Mr. Baute have said they and other officials in the weapons inspections agencies have extensive knowledge of Iraq's past weapons programs and of the ruses used to hide them.

There is no bigger expert in the various ruses used by really desperate theatergoers than Jackie Green, the press agent who handles "The Lion King" for the big Broadway public relations firm of Boneau/Bryan-Brown.

Who, when the public no longer falls for their ruses, use a sex scandal to make sure anyone who's on to their game and has the ability to offer a counter narrative is hounded out of office?